Last week we talked about how walking away from sexual sin can feel like walking into desert – and why this is necessary. If you missed that post, you can . . .
Walking away from sexual sin can feel like walking into a desert. Even logically, we second guess ourselves. Why are we walking away from a sure thing, a ready and . . .
The story of sex — the real story, not the debased version the culture is selling — is so significant it has the power to change how we think about . . .
To our shame, we have participated in wielding God’s good gift of sex as an instrument for evil. We have gone on and on presenting our bodies to sin as . . .
Last week we talked about the importance of trust and of sharing those things we typically hide with those close to us. To read this post, click here. Confession has . . .
Sex at its core is about relationship. The world has tried to convince us that sex is primarily about pleasure or recreation, just a physical act, something to be . . .
Everywhere we turn, we see images of men and women who look good to us—beautiful, happy, healthy, connected. Whether online or at the mall, at church or the coffee shop, . . .
I just got off the phone with a dad whose son has been viewing porn and sexting strangers. The boy is just 15 but already he’s exhibiting signs of sexual . . .
Why is sex so powerful? If you’re like me, the power of sex has been an unwelcome reality in your life or in the lives of loved ones. So I . . .
I believe in Jesus. But I know I also don’t. What we believe comes through most in what we do much more than in what we say or think we . . .